Example primary IDSR

Release date: 24 April 2026        IDSR news page        IDSR guidance

Important information

The IDSR summarises and analyses the data (statistical information) that is available about a school. It is designed to be used alongside our school inspection toolkit, to guide inspectors’ conversations with school leaders. It is not meant to provide a complete picture of a school or any judgement or assessment of a school.

The IDSR might contain sensitive information about schools and colleges. It is your responsibility to make sure you store and share the IDSR securely. Please see the IDSR conditions of use and storage statement in our guidance (linked at the top of the IDSR).

Data is presented in the IDSR based on the URN to which it is assigned. Where a school’s URN has changed within the timeframes represented in the IDSR, data will be displayed in different reports.

School details

URN: 888888         LAESTAB: 8888888        

Local authority: NA

Phase of education: NA         Type of education: NA

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The trust

Data source: the Ofsted inspection outcome data and the DfE’s GIAS service

Guidance

This section provides the name of the multi-academy trust (MAT) that the school belongs to, the number of schools in that MAT, by phase, and the grade profile of the MAT. Colleges are not counted. Schools inspected under the renewed education inspection framework (EIF) from November 2025 onwards will be graded in up to 9 evaluation areas. Schools inspected in the academic year 2024/25 did not receive an overall effectiveness grade.

The grade profile of the schools within the MAT uses the latest inspection outcome each school has received under its current URN, whether relating to a graded or ungraded inspection, and is split into 4 sections:

• schools inspected from November 2025
• schools last inspected in the 2024/25 academic year
• schools last inspected prior to September 2024
• schools not yet inspected

If a school was last inspected under a different URN before it joined the MAT, the school will be counted in the ‘Not yet received graded or ungraded inspection’ group until it is inspected as part of the MAT. However, if a school was last inspected before it joined the MAT but still possesses the same URN as it had on inspection, the outcome from that inspection will be counted in the grade profile of the MAT.

There is additional guidance about this section.

As of 20 April 2026:

• this school is part of a Trust which contains 13 primary schools, no middle deemed primary schools, 2 secondary schools, no middle deemed secondary schools, no all-through schools, no special schools and no alternative providers.
• the MAT grade profile was:

Schools inspected from November 2025 onwards

There have been no inspections of schools in this trust since November 2025.

Schools last inspected in the 2024/25 academic year

• graded, not in a category of concern - 5
• graded, serious weaknesses - 1
• graded, special measures - 0
• ungraded, improved significantly - 1
• ungraded, standards maintained - 1
• ungraded, some aspects not as strong - 0

Schools last inspected prior to September 2024

• outstanding graded - 0
• good graded - 2
• requires improvement graded - 0
• inadequate graded - 0
• ungraded, school remains good - 2

Schools not yet inspected

• not yet received graded or ungraded inspection - 2

Contents

Context of the school

School characteristics

Data source: the DfE’s January school census for 2025, 2024 and 2023, and children in need census for 2024, 2023 and 2022

Guidance

The chart shows school-level and local area-level information for the last 3 years. For a school that has a sixth form, an additional row will show information relating to Years 12, 13 and, where applicable, 14.

Other than for special schools, for each measure, text and shading are used to show where the school sits within the national distribution of all schools, or to show the banding of the local area average within the national distribution of all schools. The local averages are based on the DfE spring census of pupils at schools in the same phase. Local area averages are not shown for the school number on roll, location deprivation or stability measures.

Local area is based on the middle-layer super output area (MSOA) in which the school resides. MSOAs comprise between 2,000 and 6,000 households and have a resident population of, generally, between 5,000 and 15,000 people. MSOAs fit within local authorities. The MSOA used in the IDSR for each school will be displayed at the top of this section. For more information about MSOAs, visit the Office for National Statistics website.

The possible National distribution bandings in this section are:

• Well above average (blue shading)
• Above average
• Close to average
• Below average
• Well below average (orange shading)

The banding shows how the school or local average figure compares with the national figure. If the value is more than 0.5 standard deviations (SDs) above the national rate, it is classed as ‘Above average’. If it is more than 0.5 SDs below the national rate, it is classed as ‘Below average’. If it is more than one SD above the national rate, it is classed as ‘Well above average’ and highlighted in blue. If it is more than one SD below the national rate, it is classed as ‘Well below average’ and highlighted in orange. Otherwise, it is ‘Close to average’ and shown in grey.

Except for the school location deprivation measure, schools are compared with other schools in the same phase: primary (including middle deemed primary) or secondary (including middle deemed secondary, and all-through schools).

FSM6 in this chart refers to the percentage of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals and have claimed them during Reception to Year 11 sometime in the last 6 years.

Stability is a measure of the percentage of pupils who were admitted to the school at the standard time of admission. The stability percentage is calculated by dividing the number of pupils who meet the stability criteria by the number of all eligible pupils (pupils in Years 1 to 11 with a single or main dual registration at the school at the time of the January school census). The stability measure is not available for school sixth forms.

Information regarding the level of deprivation in the school’s location is provided, along with aggregated pupil-derived deprivation indicators at school, sixth form (where applicable) and local area level. Each deprivation indicator is based on the English indices of deprivation from 2025.

You can read further information about the data used for the local area deprivation. For deprivation measures, ‘Above average’ means “more deprived” and ‘Below average’ means “less deprived”.

There is additional guidance about this section.

	2023	2024	2025
School number on roll	Well above average 541	Well above average 563	Well above average 552
School % FSM6	Above average 41	Above average 36	Above average 37
Local area % FSM6	Close to average 31	Close to average 31	Close to average 31
School % SEN support	Close to average 13	Close to average 16	Close to average 15
Local area % SEN support	Close to average 16	Close to average 15	Close to average 13
School % EHC plan	Close to average 4	Close to average 3	Close to average 5
Local area % EHC plan	Close to average 3	Close to average 3	Close to average 5
School % EAL	Close to average 23	Close to average 24	Close to average 24
Local area % EAL	Close to average 19	Close to average 20	Close to average 22
School % CIN	Well above average 8	Above average 7	Close to average 5
Local area % CIN	Well above average 8	Well above average 8	Above average 6
School % stability	Close to average 85	Below average 80	Close to average 81
School pupil base deprivation	Close to average	Close to average	Close to average
Local area pupil base deprivation	Close to average	Close to average	Close to average
School location deprivation	Above average	Above average	Above average

Ethnicity

Data source: the DfE’s January school census for 2025

Guidance

The chart displays the ethnic groups within the whole school. There are 17 possible ethnic groups. In addition, ‘Any other ethnic group’ is displayed.

The whole school measure includes all year groups in the school.

If the school has a sixth form, a separate ethnicity chart will be displayed.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Whole school

Table

Ethnicity group	Ethnicity	School %	School national %
Asian or Asian British	Bangladeshi	2.9	1.8
Asian or Asian British	Chinese	0.4	0.8
Asian or Asian British	Indian	2.2	4.2
Asian or Asian British	Pakistani	0.6	4.6
Asian or Asian British	Any other Asian background	1.9	2.3
Black or Black British	African	11.3	5.2
Black or Black British	Caribbean	0.2	0.9
Black or Black British	Any other Black background	0.5	0.8
Mixed	White and Asian	0.8	1.7
Mixed	White and Black African	2.2	1.0
Mixed	White and Black Caribbean	0.6	1.6
Mixed	Any other Mixed background	1.3	2.9
White	British	57.0	60.4
White	Gypsy/Roma	0.5	0.3
White	Irish	0.0	0.2
White	Traveller of Irish heritage	0.0	0.1
White	Any other White background	10.6	7.1
Any other ethnic group	Any other ethnic group	0.2	2.5

SEN

Data source: the DfE’s January school census for 2025 and the DfE’s GIAS service

Guidance

The table displays the number of pupils in the school, by year group, who have special educational needs (SEN) and the primary need category. The 2 halves of the table represent pupils who have SEN support and pupils who have an education, health and care (EHC) plan.

No highlighting is applied to this table; figures are presented purely for information.

The text above the table displays if the school has any resourced provision. This could be a SEN unit, resourced provision or both. The capacity represents how many pupils the provision displayed can accommodate. The type of SEN provision lists, where applicable, the type of SEN that is provided for. This section also displays how many pupils with SEN have received free school meals at any time during the last 6 years and/or who are looked-after children (in the care of the local authority for a day or more or who have been adopted from care).

There is additional guidance about this section.

Type of resourced provision: No resourced provision
Capacity:
Type of SEN provision:
Number of pupils with SEN who are also FSM6 and/or CLA: 46

SEN primary need	SEN support (61)
	R	Y1	Y2	Y3	Y4	Y5	Y6	Total
Moderate Learning Difficulty	0	0	1	0	1	1	0	3
Social, Emotional and Mental Health	1	0	2	2	5	2	4	16
Speech, Language and Communication Needs	2	2	4	7	8	6	7	36
Hearing Impairment	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Visual Impairment	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Autistic Spectrum Disorder	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	2
School Support NSA	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Other Difficulty/Disability	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Year group totals	3	2	8	9	17	10	12	61

SEN primary need	EHC plan (17)
	R	Y1	Y2	Y3	Y4	Y5	Y6	Total
Specific Learning Difficulty	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
Moderate Learning Difficulty	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Social, Emotional and Mental Health	0	0	1	2	0	0	0	3
Speech, Language and Communication Needs	1	1	1	0	0	1	1	5
Visual Impairment	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Autistic Spectrum Disorder	1	0	1	0	0	1	1	4
Other Difficulty/Disability	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
Year group totals	2	2	4	2	0	2	5	17

Year group

Data source: the DfE’s January school census for 2025, children in need census for 2024 and children looked after return for 2025

Guidance

This table shows information about pupil characteristics for each year group.

The table presents data for pupils who were recorded as part of the previous January school census. As such, the data presented against each year group is about the cohort that was in that year group in the last academic year. For example, the data in the Year 7 column is about the cohort who were in Year 7 in the previous academic year, not the cohort who are in Year 7 in the current academic year.

The measures included in the table are:

• the number of pupils on roll
• the percentage of pupils in receipt of free school meals (FSM) at the time of the census; these pupils are those who are or have been eligible for FSM and have claimed them, during Reception to Year 11, sometime in the last 6 years (FSM data is not collected for sixth forms)
• the percentage of pupils whose first language is not English or is believed to be other than English
• the number of pupils identified as young carers
• the number of pupils who are children in need, including children on child protection plans and looked-after children – this includes children who have child-in-need plans and other types of plans or arrangements, and children waiting for a referral to be considered, an assessment to start, or an assessment that has started to be completed. These are pupils who were a child in need at any point during the reporting year, e.g. IDSRs using the January 2025 school census will show children in need between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024 inclusive.
• the number of looked-after children – these are pupils who were looked after for at least one day during the reporting year and were aged 4 to 15 at 31 August; this excludes looked-after children under an agreed series of short placements and those who were on remand/committed for trial or sentence and accommodated by the local authority. IDSRs using the January 2025 school census will show children who were looked after between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025 inclusive.

No highlighting is applied to this table; figures are presented for information only.

There is additional guidance about this section.

	Number on roll	% FSM6	% EAL	Number young carers	Number CIN	Number CLA
Reception	61	28.43	1.80	0	7	3
Year 1	59	41.48	5.30	0	11	3
Year 2	71	37.24	4.40	0	5	0
Year 3	66	41.64	4.70	0	7	0
Year 4	69	38.34	3.00	0	7	2
Year 5	71	55.81	5.80	0	0	2
Year 6	73	51.49	5.70	0	7	0

Staffing

Data source: the DfE’s November 2024, 2023, 2022 and 2021 school workforce census data

Guidance

This section presents information on several areas relating to staffing.

The areas covered are:

• the proportion of education support staff relative to teaching staff
• teacher absence
• staff retention

Information on staff turnover is calculated using the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) turnover leavers and the total FTE staff at the school. A school is considered to have high staff turnover if its turnover rate was in the highest 20% in any of the previous 3 years. Low staff turnover is not highlighted. Special schools are compared with primaries.

Turnover and leavers at a school level can be very volatile from year to year. When looking at rates of leavers and turnover, it is important to consider school size, because this has a particularly big impact on turnover rates for small schools.

There is additional guidance about this section.

• There is nothing to highlight for the proportion of education support staff relative to teaching staff in 2024.
• There is nothing to highlight for teachers with at least one period of sickness absence.
• There is nothing to highlight for days lost to teacher absence (5 days) in 2023/24.
• At the time of the November 2024 census, there were no full-time vacant teacher posts in the school.
• Staff turnover was in the highest 20% in: 2021.
  

Attendance and behaviour

Daily attendance and absence

Data source: the DfE’s 2025/26 daily attendance collection up to and including spring part 1

Unlike the census, this is operational data and should serve as a starting point for conversations with school leaders about recent pupil attendance. A school’s live management information may differ for this time period, so school leaders can share their own data with the inspection team if they wish.

Guidance

This section contains a table and chart for overall attendance which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. There is also a table showing the percentage of pupils in each 5% absence band up to and above 50% absence, broken down by year group.

Schools share this data through their management information system (MIS) via Wonde to the DfE. Ofsted receives aggregated school-level attendance summary data, not individual pupil records.

The data includes:

• overall attendance and absence rates
• attendance patterns by pupil groups

This is the same summary information seen by schools in their half-termly attendance summary report on View your education data (VYED). Schools are responsible for ensuring attendance data recorded in their MIS is accurate and up to date.

The pupil groups for which attendance data is available are:

• all pupils
• pupils who are eligible for free school meals (FSM)
• pupils who have a statement of special educational needs (SEN) or an education, health and care (EHC) plan, or who receive SEN support but do not have an EHC plan

The year group table is based on all pupils with 20 or more possible sessions from the start of the academic year up to Monday 16 February 2026.

Overall attendance is calculated as: 100 – ((number of present sessions / number of sessions it was possible to attend) * 100). Absence is the total of all authorised and unauthorised absences.

Schools are compared with other schools in the same phase of education: primary (including middle deemed primary) or secondary (including middle deemed secondary and all-through schools).

The national distribution banding shows how the school’s rate compares with the national rate. For overall attendance, if the school’s rate is more than 0.5 standard deviations (SDs) above the national rate, it is classed as ‘Above’ and highlighted in green. If the school’s rate is more than 0.5 SDs below the national rate, it is classed as ‘Below’ and highlighted in red. Otherwise it is ‘Close to average’ and shown in grey. Due to the methodology used to calculate overall attendance, this banding does not indicate statistical significance.

Trend is not currently available as there is only data for one academic year.

No additional analysis is applied to the year group table.

The quickest way for a school to query this daily attendance data is to contact the DfE’s service desk, where requests are triaged and escalated accordingly.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

Attendance

All pupils - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend
2025/26 (3 half terms)	474	96.0%	94.9%	Above	Not available

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FSM - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend
2025/26 (3 half terms)	174	94.6%	92.2%	Above	Not available

Chart

SEN - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend
2025/26 (3 half terms)	93	94.4%	92.3%	Above	Not available

Chart

Year group absence

Overall Absence Band	Year groups
	Y1	Y2	Y3	Y4	Y5	Y6
less than 5%	70%	71%	67%	71%	63%	73%
5% to less than 10%	19%	19%	26%	21%	27%	17%
10% to less than 15%	4%	7%	3%	5%	7%	8%
15% to less than 20%	3%	3%	3%	3%	1%	2%
20% to less than 25%	3%	0%	0%	0%	1%	0%
25% to less than 30%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
30% to less than 35%	1%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
35% to less than 40%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
40% to less than 45%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
45% to less than 50%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
50% and above (severely absent)	0%	0%	0%	0%	1%	0%
10% and above (persistently absent)	11%	10%	7%	8%	10%	10%

Attendance and persistent absence

Data source: the DfE’s 2024/25 (3 term), 2023/24 (3 term), 2022/23 (3 term) and 2018/19 (3 term) academic year data from the ‘Pupil absence in schools in England’ statistical release series

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for overall attendance and persistent absence which provide data for the school and, other than for special schools, a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals (CIs). CIs are used for persistent absence only.

The overall attendance and persistent absence measures are calculated only for those pupils who are of compulsory age - i.e. aged between 5 and 15 at the start of the academic year (31 August).

Each set of tables and charts is available for 3 different pupil groups within the cohort of pupils of compulsory school age:

• all pupils enrolled at the school
• pupils who have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) at any time during the last 6 years – referred to as FSM6
• pupils who have a statement of special educational needs (SEN) or an education, health and care (EHC) plan, or who receive SEN support but do not have an EHC plan

This section includes data for 2018/19 because, nationally, attendance declined sharply in 2020/21 during the COVID-19 pandemic and has not recovered. Inclusion of 2018/19 data will show whether the school has managed to return to pre-pandemic attendance levels.

Overall attendance is calculated as: 100 – ((number of present sessions / number of sessions it was possible to attend) * 100). Absence is the total of all authorised and unauthorised absences.

Schools are compared with other schools in the same phase of education: primary (including middle deemed primary) or secondary (including middle deemed secondary and all-through schools).

The national distribution banding shows how the school’s rate compares with the national rate. For overall attendance, if the school’s rate is more than 0.5 SDs above the national rate, it is classed as ‘Above’ and highlighted in green. If the school’s rate is more than 0.5 SDs below the national rate, it is classed as ‘Below’ and highlighted in red. Otherwise it is ‘Close to average’ and shown in grey. Due to the methodology used to calculate overall attendance, this banding does not indicate statistical significance. For persistent absence it is calculated differently, as it uses both the SD and a CI to indicate whether the school’s persistent absence rate is, statistically, significantly above or below the national average. School values that are more than 0.5 SDs above the national rate and significantly above average – Above (sig+) – are highlighted red. School values that are more than 0.5 SDs below the national rate and significantly below average – Below (sig-) – are highlighted green. All other values are shown in grey. The national distribution banding is not displayed for special schools.

Overall attendance trend shows whether the school trend is in line with the national trend, or if the school’s attendance has improved or declined relative to the national change. Persistent absence trend indicates whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s persistent absence rate in a particular year, compared with the previous year. The year 3 rate is compared with 2018/19 to illustrate how persistent absence has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic. For special schools, trend is displayed for persistent absence only.

The school context column indicates whether the whole school has a higher-than-average proportion of students who have been eligible for FSM at any time during the last 6 years (FSM6), or a higher-than-average proportion of pupils with SEN (including those who receive SEN support, or who have a statement of SEN or an EHC plan). The school context is not displayed for special schools.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

Attendance

The trend analysis for the Attendance measure is different to the trend analysis elsewhere in the IDSR. For Attendance, our trend analysis compares the school trend with the national trend and determines whether it is in line with it or whether the school trend is showing either relative improvement or relative decline.

All pupils - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	510	95.1%	94.8%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2023/24 (3 term)	527	94.7%	94.5%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2022/23 (3 term)	516	93.9%	94.1%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2018/19 (3 term)	323	95.7%	96.0%	Close to average	Not available	High - FSM

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FSM6 - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	191	93.6%	92.3%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2023/24 (3 term)	193	92.9%	92.0%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2022/23 (3 term)	214	91.9%	91.6%	Close to average	Relative decline	-
2018/19 (3 term)	143	94.9%	94.4%	Close to average	Not available	High - FSM

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SEN - Attendance

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Sch trend vs Nat trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	83	93.5%	92.3%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2023/24 (3 term)	86	92.9%	92.1%	Close to average	Relative improvement	-
2022/23 (3 term)	73	92.0%	91.9%	Close to average	Relative decline	-
2018/19 (3 term)	63	95.1%	94.4%	Close to average	Not available	High - FSM

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Persistent absence

All pupils - Persistent absence

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	510	11.0%	13.0%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	527	12.7%	14.6%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	516	16.6%	16.2%	Close to average (non-sig)	Sig increase	-
2018/19 (3 term)	323	11.4%	8.2%	Above (sig+)	Not available	High - FSM

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FSM6 - Persistent absence

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	191	18.2%	24.9%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	193	22.2%	27.1%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	214	27.0%	29.3%	Close to average (non-sig)	Sig increase	-
2018/19 (3 term)	143	15.3%	16.1%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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SEN - Persistent absence

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (3 term)	83	20.2%	22.4%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	86	19.5%	24.2%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	73	25.7%	25.7%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2018/19 (3 term)	63	14.1%	14.8%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Suspensions and permanent exclusions - whole school

Data source: the DfE’s 2024/25 (Autumn term), 2023/24 (3 term) and 2022/23 (3 term) academic year data

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for suspensions and permanent exclusions. These provide data for the school and, other than for special schools, a comparison with the national average.

The number and proportion of pupils who have had suspensions or permanent exclusions in a school are often very small, especially in primary schools. These figures should be interpreted with caution, particularly when making comparisons over time. The suspensions and permanent exclusions data can be up to one year behind and therefore may not relate to the same cohort as other IDSR data.

The whole school measure includes all year groups in the school.

This section contains tables and charts displaying information about pupils who have had one or more suspensions and pupils who have had two or more suspensions, for the most recent 3 years for which data is available.

Each set of tables and charts is available for 3 different pupil groups:

• all pupils enrolled at the school
• pupils who have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) at any time during the last 6 years – referred to as FSM6
• pupils who have a statement of special educational needs (SEN) or an education, health and care (EHC) plan, or who receive SEN support but do not have an EHC plan

To compare the school’s data with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals (CIs).

Schools are compared with other schools in the same phase of education: primary (including middle deemed primary) or secondary (including middle deemed secondary and all-through schools).

The national distribution banding shows how the school’s rate compares with the national rate. This comparison uses both the SD and a CI to indicate whether the school’s suspension rate is, statistically, significantly above or below the national average. School values that are more than 0.5 SDs above the national rate and significantly above average – Above (sig+) – are highlighted red. School values that are more than 0.5 SDs below the national rate and significantly below average – Below (sig-) – are highlighted green. All other values are shown in grey. The national distribution banding is not displayed for special schools.

Trend indicates whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s suspension rate in a particular year, compared with the previous year.

The school context column indicates whether the whole school has a higher-than-average proportion of pupils who have been eligible for FSM at any time during the last 6 years (FSM6), or a higher-than-average proportion of pupils with SEN (including those who receive SEN support, or who have a statement of SEN or an EHC plan). The school context is not displayed for special schools.

Suspension rate data is positively skewed, especially for primary schools, because many schools have a very low suspension rate. However, a small number of schools have a higher rate, so there is a long above-the-national-average section, but only approximately a quarter of schools fall into this band. Some of these high rates may be due to errors in the source data.

Reasons for suspensions and permanent exclusions are for the most recent 3 years available and they will only be displayed if there has been at least 1 suspension or permanent exclusion in at least 1 of those years. Up to 3 reasons can be recorded. These reasons are recorded without weighting or prioritisation. Therefore, the total number of reasons may exceed the total number of suspensions or permanent exclusions. Reasons are recorded with a ’-‘ for 2024/25 (1 term) as that data is not yet available.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

1+ suspensions

All pupils - 1 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	555	0.64%	0.50%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	561	2.59%	0.99%	Above (sig+)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	539	1.40%	0.82%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	-

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FSM6 - 1 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	196	1.12%	1.16%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	197	4.65%	2.33%	Above (sig+)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	216	3.33%	1.94%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	-

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SEN - 1 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	93	3.29%	2.38%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	96	11.44%	4.44%	Above (sig+)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	83	8.43%	3.85%	Above (sig+)	Not available	-

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2+ suspensions

All pupils - 2 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	555	0.64%	0.19%	Above (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	561	0.99%	0.47%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	539	1.21%	0.38%	Above (sig+)	Not available	-

The distributions for 2021/22 and 2022/23 are missing the ‘below’ band due to the positive skew of the distributions.

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FSM6 - 2 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	196	1.12%	0.46%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	197	2.12%	1.16%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	216	2.86%	0.94%	Above (sig+)	Not available	-

The distributions for 2021/22, 2022/23 and 2023/24 are missing the ‘below’ band due to the positive skew of the distributions.

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SEN - 2 or more suspensions

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	School context
2024/25 (1 term)	93	3.29%	0.99%	Above (sig+)	No sig change	-
2023/24 (3 term)	96	5.25%	2.37%	Above (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2022/23 (3 term)	83	7.24%	2.01%	Above (sig+)	Not available	-

The distribution for 2021/22 is missing the ‘below’ band due to the positive skew of the distribution.

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Suspension reasons

	2022/23 (3 term)	2023/24 (3 term)	2024/25 (1 term)
Total number of suspensions	26	27	11

Reasons for suspensions

Reason	2022/23 (3 term)	2023/24 (3 term)	2024/25 (1 term)
Physical assault against an adult	16	16	-
Persistent disruptive behaviour	14	13	-
Physical assault against a pupil	2	7	-
Damage	3	3	-
Sexual misconduct	-	3	-
Verbal abuse or threatening behaviour against a pupil	2	2	-
Verbal abuse or threatening behaviour against an adult	3	-	-

Permanent exclusion reasons

	2022/23 (3 term)	2023/24 (3 term)	2024/25 (1 term)
Total number of permanent exclusions	2	1	1
National average permanent exclusions	0	0	0

Reasons for permanent exclusions

Reason	2022/23 (3 term)	2023/24 (3 term)	2024/25 (1 term)
Persistent disruptive behaviour	2	-	-

Links to alternative provision and other providers

Data source: the DfE’s autumn term 2025 alternative provision placements data

Guidance

The table shows information about alternative provision placements. This section will appear for all schools that submitted information on alternative provision placements in the latest data.

The placements include alternative provision, companies, providers registered with the UK Register of Learning Providers, further education and other schools.

The total number of pupils is shown, as well as the number of pupils attending full time and part time. Numbers in brackets are additional pupils who were attending the alternative provision but left during the census period.

There is additional guidance about this section.

URN	UKPRN	Companies House number	Postcode	Provider type	Provider name	Total pupils	Full time	Part time
777777	-	-	Postcode	Type of provider	Name of provider	2(1)	1(0)	1(1)

Achievement in phonics and at key stage 2

Summary of attainment measures

Key stage 2 data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data
Phonics and MTC data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024 and final 2023 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

These tables summarise school performance compared to the national average across all phonics and key stage 2 attainment measures in the report for all years for which data is available. Summaries are provided for all pupils, for disadvantaged pupils and for low/middle/high prior attainers.

The summary tables will allow users to get a full summary of the achievement bandings and statistical significance contained in the individual sections for each measure. It will show consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

Measures are ordered as they are in the individual sections later in the IDSR and headline measures are highlighted at the top of the summary table. The headline measures are:

• % RWM ES – key stage 2 RWM meeting the expected standard
• % RWM HS – key stage 2 RWM achieving the higher standard

The measure names act as links to the individual section for each measure so that users can easily navigate to further detailed analysis.

Attainment measures for low/middle/high prior attainers are only available for a maximum of 2 data years.

We do not produce breakdowns by pupil group of the measures of phonics Year 1 meeting the expected standard, the Year 4 MTC score, or any Key Stage 2 attainment measures for pupils achieving the higher standard/greater depth, so these measures will never appear in any of the summary tables outside the ‘All pupils’ tab.

There is additional guidance about this section.

All pupils

The table below summarises school performance compared to national across all attainment measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each type of measure. The key stage 2 (Year 6) cohort uses the cohort for the combined reading, writing and maths measure.

	2023	2024	2025	3-year average
RWM expected standard	Below (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
RWM higher standard	Below (sig-)	Below (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Reading expected standard	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Reading higher standard	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Writing expected standard	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)	Below (non-sig)	Below (sig-)
Writing greater depth	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Maths expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths higher standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
EGPS expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
EGPS higher standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Year 4 MTC score	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Phonics expected standard	Below (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)		MTC (Year 4)		Phonics (Year 1)
	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context
3-year average	249	Not applicable	271	Not applicable	237	Not applicable
2025	90	-	93	-	93	-
2024	79	-	90	-	64	-
2023	80	High - FSM	88	-	80	-

Disadvantaged

The table below summarises school performance of the disadvantaged pupil group compared to national performance of the disadvantaged pupil group across all attainment measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each type of measure. The key stage 2 (Year 6) cohort uses the cohort for the combined reading, writing and maths measure.

	2023	2024	2025	3-year average
RWM expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Reading expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Above (sig+)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
EGPS expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)		MTC (Year 4)		Phonics (Year 1)
	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context
3-year average	129	Not applicable	-	Not applicable	-	Not applicable
2025	45	-	-	-	-	-
2024	38	-	-	-	-	-
2023	46	High - FSM	-	-	-	-

Low prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the low prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the low prior attainer pupil group across all attainment measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each type of measure. The key stage 2 (Year 6) cohort uses the cohort for the combined reading, writing and maths measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
RWM expected standard	Above (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Reading expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (non-sig)
Writing expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths expected standard	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
EGPS expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)		MTC (Year 4)		Phonics (Year 1)
	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context
2-year average	48	Not applicable	-	Not applicable	-	Not applicable
2023	19	High - FSM	-	-	-	-
2022	29	High - FSM	-	-	-	-

Middle prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the middle prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the middle prior attainer pupil group across all attainment measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each type of measure. The key stage 2 (Year 6) cohort uses the cohort for the combined reading, writing and maths measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
RWM expected standard	Above (sig+)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Above (non-sig)
Reading expected standard	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing expected standard	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths expected standard	Above (non-sig)	Above (non-sig)	Above (sig+)
EGPS expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)		MTC (Year 4)		Phonics (Year 1)
	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context
2-year average	75	Not applicable	-	Not applicable	-	Not applicable
2023	43	High - FSM	-	-	-	-
2022	32	High - FSM	-	-	-	-

High prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the high prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the high prior attainer pupil group across all attainment measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each type of measure. The key stage 2 (Year 6) cohort uses the cohort for the combined reading, writing and maths measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
RWM expected standard	Below (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)
Reading expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing expected standard	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)
Maths expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (non-sig)
EGPS expected standard	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)		MTC (Year 4)		Phonics (Year 1)
	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context	Cohort	Context
2-year average	32	Not applicable	-	Not applicable	-	Not applicable
2023	18	High - FSM	-	-	-	-
2022	14	High - FSM	-	-	-	-

Summary of progress measures

Data source: the DfE’s final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

These tables summarise school performance compared to the national average across all key stage 2 progress measures in the report for all years for which data is available. Summaries are provided for all pupils, for disadvantaged pupils and for low/middle/high prior attainers.

The summary tables will allow users to get a full summary of the achievement bandings and statistical significance contained in the individual sections for each measure. It will show consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

Measures are ordered as they are in the individual sections later in the IDSR. The measure names act as links to the individual section for each measure so that users can easily navigate to further detailed analysis.

Key stage 2 progress measures are only available for a maximum of 2 data years.

There is additional guidance about this section.

All pupils

The table below summarises school performance compared to national across all progress measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
Reading progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Writing progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Maths progress	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)
	Reading progress cohort	Writing progress cohort	Maths progress cohort	Context
2-year average	138	137	138	Not applicable
2023	72	72	72	High - FSM
2022	66	65	66	High - FSM

Disadvantaged

The table below summarises school performance of the disadvantaged pupil group compared to national performance of the disadvantaged pupil group across all progress measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
Reading progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths progress	Above (sig+)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)
	Reading progress cohort	Writing progress cohort	Maths progress cohort	Context
2-year average	88	88	88	Not applicable
2023	44	44	44	High - FSM
2022	44	44	44	High - FSM

Low prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the low prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the low prior attainer pupil group across all progress measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
Reading progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (sig-)
Writing progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Below (non-sig)
Maths progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (sig-)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)
	Reading progress cohort	Writing progress cohort	Maths progress cohort	Context
2-year average	48	48	48	Not applicable
2023	19	19	19	High - FSM
2022	29	29	29	High - FSM

Middle prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the middle prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the middle prior attainer pupil group across all progress measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
Reading progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing progress	Above (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Maths progress	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Above (sig+)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)
	Reading progress cohort	Writing progress cohort	Maths progress cohort	Context
2-year average	74	73	74	Not applicable
2023	43	43	43	High - FSM
2022	31	30	31	High - FSM

High prior attainers

The table below summarises school performance of the high prior attainer pupil group compared to national performance of the high prior attainer pupil group across all progress measures in this report for all years for which data is available. It provides a full summary of the bandings and statistical significance for each measure to surface consistent and compelling outcomes but also fluctuations across the years.

A second table provides information about cohort size and characteristics for each measure.

	2022	2023	2-year average
Reading progress	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)
Writing progress	Below (non-sig)	Below (non-sig)	Below (sig-)
Maths progress	Above (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)	Close to av. (non-sig)

Cohorts

Year	Key stage 2 (Year 6)
	Reading progress cohort	Writing progress cohort	Maths progress cohort	Context
2-year average	32	32	32	Not applicable
2023	18	18	18	High - FSM
2022	14	14	14	High - FSM

Reading, writing and maths

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for reading, writing and mathematics attainment measures, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Where possible, data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided separately to cover all pupils, disadvantaged pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers.

Data for the higher standard measure is presented for all pupils only.

Data for prior attainment groups is presented for 2023 and 2022 only as pupils reaching the end of key stage 2 in the most recent 2 data years did not sit their key stage 1 assessments due to COVID-19 disruption.

Wherever possible, we have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a multi-year average. We calculate either a 3-year or 2-year average depending on the national availability of data for each measure and pupil group combination. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed. Trend is available for all pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers, but not for disadvantaged pupils.

For disadvantaged pupils, we display the percentage point gap between the school’s disadvantaged pupils and the national non-disadvantaged pupils. The gap trend column indicates whether there has been a change in the gap in a particular year, compared with the previous year. If a school’s disadvantaged group is outperforming the national non-disadvantaged group, the trend will be identified as ‘Positive gap’. If a school’s disadvantaged group is performing less well than the national non-disadvantaged group, however, we will measure how a school’s disadvantaged gap has changed from one year to the next. As each year’s gap is based on a different cohort, which may be a different size, the reliability of that change varies, so the cohorts from the two comparator years are combined into an effective sample size. Across all schools, the average change and its standard deviation are calculated for each subject and measure. Each school’s change is then converted into a Z-score (which shows how unusual or typical a value is compared to the rest of the data) and adjusted using the effective sample size, ensuring that large, reliable cohorts are emphasised and small, noisy cohorts are down-weighted. Using the weighted Z-score, if the gap in a particular year is deemed to be greater than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Widening’. If the gap in a particular year is deemed to be smaller than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Narrowing’. Otherwise, the trend will be identified as ‘No meaningful change’. Gap trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed, although we will still identify if the school has a positive gap as these do not require a comparator year.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. Key stage 2 measures use Year 6 cohort characteristics. For each measure and data year combination, the context stated will be the same in every table, regardless of which pupil group the table represents more generally. This is because the year group context column describes the context for all pupils within the relevant year group, rather than the context for the subset of the year group represented in the disadvantaged or low/middle/high prior attainers table.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

RWM expected standard

All pupils - Reading, writing and maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	50%	61%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	49%	62%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	51%	61%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	50%	60%	Below (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

Disadvantaged pupils - Reading, writing and maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
3-year	129	46%	46%	Close to average (non-sig)	68%	-21	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	45	39%	47%	Close to average (non-sig)	69%	-30	Widening	-
2024	38	50%	46%	Close to average (non-sig)	67%	-17	No meaningful change	-
2023	46	50%	44%	Close to average (non-sig)	66%	-16	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

Low prior attainers - Reading, writing and maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	48	13%	11%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	19	0%	12%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	29	20%	11%	Above (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

Middle prior attainers - Reading, writing and maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	75	72%	61%	Above (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	43	62%	62%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	32	86%	60%	Above (sig+)	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

High prior attainers - Reading, writing and maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	32	83%	93%	Below (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	18	86%	94%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	14	80%	93%	Below (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

RWM higher standard

All pupils - Reading, writing and maths higher standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	1%	8%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	0%	8%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	3%	8%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	0%	8%	Below (sig-)	Not available	High - FSM

Chart

Back to achievement summary

Reading

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for reading attainment and progress measures, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Where possible, data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided separately to cover all pupils, disadvantaged pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers.

Data for the higher standard measure is presented for all pupils only.

Data for prior attainment groups and for the progress measure is presented for 2023 and 2022 only as pupils reaching the end of key stage 2 in the most recent 2 data years did not sit their key stage 1 assessments due to COVID-19 disruption.

Wherever possible, we have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a multi-year average. We calculate either a 3-year or 2-year average depending on the national availability of data for each measure and pupil group combination. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed. Trend is available for all pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers, but not for disadvantaged pupils.

For disadvantaged pupils, we display the percentage point gap between the school’s disadvantaged pupils and the national non-disadvantaged pupils. The gap trend column indicates whether there has been a change in the gap in a particular year, compared with the previous year. If a school’s disadvantaged group is outperforming the national non-disadvantaged group, the trend will be identified as ‘Positive gap’. If a school’s disadvantaged group is performing less well than the national non-disadvantaged group, however, we will measure how a school’s disadvantaged gap has changed from one year to the next. As each year’s gap is based on a different cohort, which may be a different size, the reliability of that change varies, so the cohorts from the two comparator years are combined into an effective sample size. Across all schools, the average change and its standard deviation are calculated for each subject and measure. Each school’s change is then converted into a Z-score (which shows how unusual or typical a value is compared to the rest of the data) and adjusted using the effective sample size, ensuring that large, reliable cohorts are emphasised and small, noisy cohorts are down-weighted. Using the weighted Z-score, if the gap in a particular year is deemed to be greater than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Widening’. If the gap in a particular year is deemed to be smaller than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Narrowing’. Otherwise, the trend will be identified as ‘No meaningful change’. Gap trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed, although we will still identify if the school has a positive gap as these do not require a comparator year.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. Key stage 2 measures use Year 6 cohort characteristics. For each measure and data year combination, the context stated will be the same in every table, regardless of which pupil group the table represents more generally. This is because the year group context column describes the context for all pupils within the relevant year group, rather than the context for the subset of the year group represented in the disadvantaged or low/middle/high prior attainers table.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

Reading expected standard

All pupils - Reading expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	65%	74%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	65%	75%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	69%	74%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	62%	73%	Below (sig-)	Not available	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Reading expected standard

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
3-year	129	65%	62%	Close to average (non-sig)	80%	-15	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	45	61%	63%	Close to average (non-sig)	81%	-20	Widening	-
2024	38	79%	62%	Above (sig+)	80%	0	Narrowing	-
2023	46	57%	60%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-21	Not available	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Reading expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	48	20%	32%	Below (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	19	0%	32%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	29	32%	33%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Reading expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	75	84%	80%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	43	77%	79%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	32	93%	81%	Above (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Reading expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	32	96%	97%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	18	93%	97%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	14	100%	97%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

The distributions for 2022 and 2023 are missing the ‘above’ band due to the negative skew of the distributions.

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Reading higher standard

All pupils - Reading higher standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	21%	30%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	20%	33%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	24%	29%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	20%	29%	Below (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Reading progress

All pupils - Reading progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	138	-1.2	0.0	Below (sig-)	Not applicable
2023	72	-2.0	0.0	Below (sig-)	High - FSM
2022	66	-0.3	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Reading progress

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
2-year	88	-1.6	-0.8	Close to average (non-sig)	0.4	-2.0	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	44	-3.1	-0.9	Below (sig-)	0.4	-3.6	Widening	High - FSM
2022	44	0.0	-0.8	Close to average (non-sig)	0.4	-0.4	Not available	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Reading progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	48	-3.2	0.0	Below (sig-)	Not applicable
2023	19	-6.6	0.0	Below (sig-)	High - FSM
2022	29	-1.1	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Reading progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	74	-0.6	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	43	-1.4	0.0	Below (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	31	0.5	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Reading progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	32	0.4	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	18	1.1	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	14	-0.6	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Writing

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for writing attainment and progress measures, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Where possible, data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided separately to cover all pupils, disadvantaged pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers.

Data for the greater depth measure is presented for all pupils only.

Data for prior attainment groups and the progress measure is presented for 2023 and 2022 only as pupils reaching the end of key stage 2 in the most recent 2 data years did not sit their key stage 1 assessments due to COVID-19 disruption.

Wherever possible, we have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a multi-year average. We calculate either a 3-year or 2-year average depending on the national availability of data for each measure and pupil group combination. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed. Trend is available for all pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers, but not for disadvantaged pupils.

For disadvantaged pupils, we display the percentage point gap between the school’s disadvantaged pupils and the national non-disadvantaged pupils. The gap trend column indicates whether there has been a change in the gap in a particular year, compared with the previous year. If a school’s disadvantaged group is outperforming the national non-disadvantaged group, the trend will be identified as ‘Positive gap’. If a school’s disadvantaged group is performing less well than the national non-disadvantaged group, however, we will measure how a school’s disadvantaged gap has changed from one year to the next. As each year’s gap is based on a different cohort, which may be a different size, the reliability of that change varies, so the cohorts from the two comparator years are combined into an effective sample size. Across all schools, the average change and its standard deviation are calculated for each subject and measure. Each school’s change is then converted into a Z-score (which shows how unusual or typical a value is compared to the rest of the data) and adjusted using the effective sample size, ensuring that large, reliable cohorts are emphasised and small, noisy cohorts are down-weighted. Using the weighted Z-score, if the gap in a particular year is deemed to be greater than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Widening’. If the gap in a particular year is deemed to be smaller than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Narrowing’. Otherwise, the trend will be identified as ‘No meaningful change’. Gap trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed, although we will still identify if the school has a positive gap as these do not require a comparator year.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. Key stage 2 measures use Year 6 cohort characteristics. For each measure and data year combination, the context stated will be the same in every table, regardless of which pupil group the table represents more generally. This is because the year group context column describes the context for all pupils within the relevant year group, rather than the context for the subset of the year group represented in the disadvantaged or low/middle/high prior attainers table.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

Writing expected standard

All pupils - Writing expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	62%	72%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	64%	72%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2024	79	61%	72%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2023	80	61%	71%	Below (sig-)	Not available	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Writing expected standard

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
3-year	129	61%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-17	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	45	56%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-22	Widening	-
2024	38	65%	58%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-13	No meaningful change	-
2023	46	62%	58%	Close to average (non-sig)	77%	-15	Not available	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Writing expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	48	25%	23%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	19	13%	24%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	29	32%	22%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Writing expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	75	79%	78%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	43	72%	80%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	32	89%	76%	Above (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Writing expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	32	92%	97%	Below (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	18	100%	97%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	14	80%	97%	Below (sig-)	Not available	High - FSM

The distributions for 2022, 2023 and the 2-year average are missing the ‘above’ band due to the negative skew of the distributions

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Writing greater depth

All pupils - Writing greater depth

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	1%	13%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	0%	13%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	3%	13%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2023	80	0%	13%	Below (sig-)	Not available	High - FSM

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Writing progress

All pupils - Writing progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	137	-1.3	0.0	Below (sig-)	Not applicable
2023	72	-3.4	0.0	Below (sig-)	High - FSM
2022	65	1.0	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Writing progress

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
2-year	88	-1.5	-0.7	Close to average (non-sig)	0.4	-1.9	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	44	-4.1	-0.7	Below (sig-)	0.4	-4.4	Widening	High - FSM
2022	44	1.0	-0.8	Close to average (non-sig)	0.4	0.6	Positive gap	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Writing progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	48	-2.3	0.0	Below (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	19	-8.2	0.0	Below (sig-)	High - FSM
2022	29	1.2	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Writing progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	73	-0.2	0.1	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	43	-1.7	0.1	Below (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	30	2.0	0.1	Above (non-sig)	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Writing progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	32	-2.7	0.0	Below (sig-)	Not applicable
2023	18	-3.1	0.0	Below (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	14	-2.3	0.0	Below (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Maths

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for maths attainment and progress measures, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Where possible, data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided separately to cover all pupils, disadvantaged pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers.

Data for the higher standard measure is presented for all pupils only.

Data for prior attainment groups and for the progress measure is presented for 2023 and 2022 only as pupils reaching the end of key stage 2 in the most recent 2 data years did not sit their key stage 1 assessments due to COVID-19 disruption.

Wherever possible, we have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a multi-year average. We calculate either a 3-year or 2-year average depending on the national availability of data for each measure and pupil group combination. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed. Trend is available for all pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers, but not for disadvantaged pupils.

For disadvantaged pupils, we display the percentage point gap between the school’s disadvantaged pupils and the national non-disadvantaged pupils. The gap trend column indicates whether there has been a change in the gap in a particular year, compared with the previous year. If a school’s disadvantaged group is outperforming the national non-disadvantaged group, the trend will be identified as ‘Positive gap’. If a school’s disadvantaged group is performing less well than the national non-disadvantaged group, however, we will measure how a school’s disadvantaged gap has changed from one year to the next. As each year’s gap is based on a different cohort, which may be a different size, the reliability of that change varies, so the cohorts from the two comparator years are combined into an effective sample size. Across all schools, the average change and its standard deviation are calculated for each subject and measure. Each school’s change is then converted into a Z-score (which shows how unusual or typical a value is compared to the rest of the data) and adjusted using the effective sample size, ensuring that large, reliable cohorts are emphasised and small, noisy cohorts are down-weighted. Using the weighted Z-score, if the gap in a particular year is deemed to be greater than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Widening’. If the gap in a particular year is deemed to be smaller than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Narrowing’. Otherwise, the trend will be identified as ‘No meaningful change’. Gap trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed, although we will still identify if the school has a positive gap as these do not require a comparator year.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. Key stage 2 measures use Year 6 cohort characteristics. For each measure and data year combination, the context stated will be the same in every table, regardless of which pupil group the table represents more generally. This is because the year group context column describes the context for all pupils within the relevant year group, rather than the context for the subset of the year group represented in the disadvantaged or low/middle/high prior attainers table.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

Maths expected standard

All pupils - Maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	70%	73%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	63%	74%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	73%	73%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	75%	73%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
3-year	129	64%	60%	Close to average (non-sig)	80%	-16	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	45	59%	61%	Close to average (non-sig)	81%	-22	Widening	-
2024	38	71%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	79%	-9	No meaningful change	-
2023	46	64%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	79%	-15	Not available	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	48	35%	26%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	19	27%	28%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	29	40%	25%	Above (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	75	91%	79%	Above (sig+)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	43	90%	80%	Above (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	32	93%	78%	Above (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Maths expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	32	92%	97%	Below (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	18	86%	97%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	14	100%	96%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

The distributions for 2022 and 2023 are missing the ‘above’ band due to the negative skew of the distributions.

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Maths higher standard

All pupils - Maths higher standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	16%	25%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	14%	26%	Below (sig-)	No sig change	-
2024	79	16%	24%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	18%	24%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Maths progress

All pupils - Maths progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	138	0.4	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	72	-0.6	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	66	1.5	0.0	Above (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - Maths progress

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
2-year	88	-0.2	-1.1	Close to average (non-sig)	0.5	-0.8	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	44	-2.1	-1.0	Close to average (non-sig)	0.5	-2.6	Widening	High - FSM
2022	44	1.6	-1.1	Above (sig+)	0.5	1.1	Positive gap	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - Maths progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	48	-1.1	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	19	-4.4	0.0	Below (sig-)	High - FSM
2022	29	0.9	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - Maths progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	74	1.4	0.0	Above (sig+)	Not applicable
2023	43	1.0	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	31	2.0	0.0	Above (non-sig)	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - Maths progress

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Year group context
2-year	32	0.1	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable
2023	18	-0.9	0.0	Close to average (non-sig)	High - FSM
2022	14	1.5	0.0	Above (non-sig)	High - FSM

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EGPS

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024, final 2023 and final 2022 data

The 2022 outcomes may reflect residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including disrupted learning and attendance, which could affect pupil performance and school-level results, so comparisons with later years should take this into account.

Guidance

This section contains tables and charts for EGPS attainment measures, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Where possible, data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided separately to cover all pupils, disadvantaged pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers.

Data for the higher standard measure is presented for all pupils only.

Data for prior attainment groups is presented for 2023 and 2022 only as pupils reaching the end of key stage 2 in the most recent 2 data years did not sit their key stage 1 assessments due to COVID-19 disruption.

Wherever possible, we have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a multi-year average. We calculate either a 3-year or 2-year average depending on the national availability of data for each measure and pupil group combination. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed. Trend is available for all pupils and low/middle/high prior attainers, but not for disadvantaged pupils.

For disadvantaged pupils, we display the percentage point gap between the school’s disadvantaged pupils and the national non-disadvantaged pupils. The gap trend column indicates whether there has been a change in the gap in a particular year, compared with the previous year. If a school’s disadvantaged group is outperforming the national non-disadvantaged group, the trend will be identified as ‘Positive gap’. If a school’s disadvantaged group is performing less well than the national non-disadvantaged group, however, we will measure how a school’s disadvantaged gap has changed from one year to the next. As each year’s gap is based on a different cohort, which may be a different size, the reliability of that change varies, so the cohorts from the two comparator years are combined into an effective sample size. Across all schools, the average change and its standard deviation are calculated for each subject and measure. Each school’s change is then converted into a Z-score (which shows how unusual or typical a value is compared to the rest of the data) and adjusted using the effective sample size, ensuring that large, reliable cohorts are emphasised and small, noisy cohorts are down-weighted. Using the weighted Z-score, if the gap in a particular year is deemed to be greater than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Widening’. If the gap in a particular year is deemed to be smaller than in the previous year, the trend will be identified as ‘Narrowing’. Otherwise, the trend will be identified as ‘No meaningful change’. Gap trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed, although we will still identify if the school has a positive gap as these do not require a comparator year.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. Key stage 2 measures use Year 6 cohort characteristics. For each measure and data year combination, the context stated will be the same in every table, regardless of which pupil group the table represents more generally. This is because the year group context column describes the context for all pupils within the relevant year group, rather than the context for the subset of the year group represented in the disadvantaged or low/middle/high prior attainers table.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

EGPS expected standard

All pupils - EGPS expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	63%	72%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	51%	73%	Below (sig-)	Sig decrease	-
2024	79	68%	72%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	71%	72%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Disadvantaged pupils - EGPS expected standard

Year	Cohort	School disadvantaged compared to national disadvantaged			School disadvantaged compared to national non-disadvantaged			Year group context
		School	National	National distribution banding	National (non dis)	Gap	Gap Trend
3-year	129	57%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-21	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	45	37%	60%	Below (sig-)	79%	-42	Widening	-
2024	38	68%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-11	No meaningful change	-
2023	46	69%	59%	Close to average (non-sig)	78%	-9	Not available	High - FSM

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Low prior attainers - EGPS expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	48	23%	26%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	19	13%	26%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	29	28%	26%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Middle prior attainers - EGPS expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	75	82%	79%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	43	82%	80%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	32	82%	79%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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High prior attainers - EGPS expected standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
2-year	32	100%	98%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2023	18	100%	98%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	High - FSM
2022	14	100%	98%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

The distributions for 2022, 2023 and the 2-year average are missing the ‘above’ band due to the negative skew of the distributions.

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EGPS higher standard

All pupils - EGPS higher standard

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	249	21%	31%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	90	12%	30%	Below (sig-)	Sig decrease	-
2024	79	27%	32%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	25%	30%	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	High - FSM

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Other

Year 4 MTC score

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024 and final 2023 data

Guidance

This section contains a table and chart for the MTC attainment measure, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided for all pupils only.

We have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a 3-year average. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. The MTC measure uses Year 4 cohort characteristics.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

All pupils - Year 4 MTC score

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	271	20.3	20.6	Close to average (non-sig)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	93	20.8	21.0	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2024	90	20.6	20.6	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	88	19.5	20.2	Close to average (non-sig)	Not available	-

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Phonics expected standard

Data source: the DfE’s final 2025, final 2024 and final 2023 data

Guidance

This section contains a table and chart for the Year 1 phonics attainment measure, and sentences for both Year 1 and Year 2 phonics, which provide data for the school and a comparison with the national average. To compare the school value with the national average, we have calculated standard deviations (SDs) and confidence intervals.

Data is presented for the most recent 3 years and is provided for all pupils only.

We have averaged school and national results across data years to produce a 3-year average. This helps us smooth out year-to-year fluctuations in the data so we can spot genuine trends and significant patterns that might otherwise be hidden. This is particularly important in small schools, where a single pupil’s outcome can disproportionately affect the data.

A school’s position on the national distribution is determined using SDs. ‘Above’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs above the national value. ‘Below’ indicates when a school’s value is more than 0.5 SDs below the national value. All other school values are ‘Close to average’.

Combining the school value’s position within the national distribution and a measure of statistical confidence in the school value, there are 7 possible interpretations of school performance (the national distribution banding). These are:

• Above (sig+)
• Above (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig+)
• Close to average (non-sig)
• Close to average (sig-)
• Below (non-sig)
• Below (sig-)

When school values fall into the ‘Close to average’ banding, or they are not, statistically, significantly different from national (non-sig), the national distribution banding will be coloured grey. When school values fall into the ‘Above’ banding and are, statistically, significantly above the national value, it will be highlighted in green. When school values fall into the ‘Below’ banding and are, statistically, significantly below the national value, it will be highlighted in red.

Trend shows whether there has been a statistically significant increase or decrease in the school’s value in a particular year, compared with the previous year. Trends are not available for the furthest year, as no comparator year is displayed.

The year group context column indicates whether the relevant year group has a high proportion of pupils who are or have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) and have claimed them at some time in the last 6 years (FSM6), or have high special educational needs (SEN) or low stability. The phonics measure uses Year 1 cohort characteristics.

The sentences show:

• the total number of pupils who were eligible to be screened for phonics
• the number of pupils who sat the check, and who did not, where applicable
• the number of pupils who did not meet the expected standard, where applicable
• the average mark for pupils who did not meet the expected standard (where the number not meeting the standard was greater than 5)

The number of pupils who did not sit the phonics screening check includes (where applicable): the number who were absent, the number who were disapplied, and the number for whom there was maladministration.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Key to charts

All pupils - Phonics expected standard

• There were 93 pupils who were eligible for the phonics screening check in Year 1 in 2025; 91 of them sat the check and 2 did not. Of those who sat the check, 22 pupils did not meet the phonics expected standard; their average mark was 9.
• There were 21 pupils who were eligible for the phonics screening check in Year 2 in 2025; 20 of them sat the check and 1 did not. Of those who sat the check, 9 pupils did not meet the phonics expected standard; their average mark was 10.

Year	Cohort	School	National	National distribution banding	Trend	Year group context
3-year	237	73%	80%	Below (sig-)	Not applicable	Not applicable
2025	93	76%	80%	Close to average (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2024	64	73%	80%	Below (non-sig)	No sig change	-
2023	80	70%	79%	Below (non-sig)	Not available	-

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EYFS nationals

Data source: the DfE’s 2023/24 Early years foundation stage (EYFS) profile results publication

This section presents national headline data on rates of Good Level of Development (GLD) as well as nationals for the 7 areas of learning and associated early learning goals. This is to allow inspectors to be able to contextualise the information they gather on inspection. EYFSP data is no longer externally moderated by local authorities, therefore should be treated with caution. Conclusions based solely on this data should be avoided and instead be used in conjunction with on site evidence and conversations. From Autumn 2026 we plan to incorporate pupil outcomes for the EYFSP, once the data is made available by the Department for Education.

Early years foundation stage profile area	National %
Good level of development	67.7
Communication and language	79.3
Listening attention and understanding	81.6
Speaking	82.3
Personal social and emotional development	82.9
Self-regulation	84.7
Managing self	86.8
Building relationships	87.9
Physical development	84.8
Gross motor skills	91.6
Fine motor skills	85.6
Literacy	70
Comprehension	80.1
Word reading	76.2
Writing	71.4
Mathematics	77
Number	78.7
Numerical patterns	78.2
Understanding the world	80
Past and present	81.6
People culture and communities	81.4
The natural world	84.9
Expressive arts and design	84.7
Creating with materials	87
Being imaginative and expressive	86.6

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Report card

Guidance

This section contains a subset of data from the IDSR that will eventually be published alongside the inspection report. Measures in the report card are derived from the IDSR. For further details about these measures and the associated methodologies, please see the guidance above.

The letter ‘R’ will be presented where data has been redacted due to it not being published. The letter ‘S’ will be presented where the data is suppressed for small cohorts of 5 or fewer.

There is additional guidance about this section.

Context in latest year

Total pupils

552 Well above average

School capacity

631 Well above average

Pupils eligible for free school meals (FSM) at any time during the past six years

36.75% Above average

Pupils with an education, health and care (EHC) plan

4.99% Close to average

Pupils with special educational needs (SEN) support

15.16% Close to average

School location deprivation

Above average

Absence

Overall absence

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
2024/25	4.9%	5.2%	Close to average
2023/24	5.3%	5.5%	Close to average
2022/23	6.1%	5.9%	Close to average
2018/19	4.3%	4.0%	Close to average

Persistent absence

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
2024/25	11.0%	13.0%	Close to average
2023/24	12.7%	14.6%	Close to average
2022/23	16.6%	16.2%	Close to average
2018/19	11.4%	8.2%	Above

All pupils’ performance

Pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	50%	61%	Below
2024/25	49%	62%	Below
2023/24	51%	61%	Below
2022/23	50%	60%	Below

Pupils reaching the expected standard in reading

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	65%	74%	Below
2024/25	65%	75%	Below
2023/24	69%	74%	Close to average
2022/23	62%	73%	Below

Pupils reaching the expected standard in teacher assessed writing

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	62%	72%	Below
2024/25	64%	72%	Below
2023/24	61%	72%	Below
2022/23	61%	71%	Below

Pupils reaching the expected standard in maths

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	70%	73%	Close to average
2024/25	63%	74%	Below
2023/24	73%	73%	Close to average
2022/23	75%	73%	Close to average

Disadvantaged pupils’ performance

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	46%	46%	Close to average
2024/25	39%	47%	Close to average
2023/24	50%	46%	Close to average
2022/23	50%	44%	Close to average

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	65%	62%	Close to average
2024/25	61%	63%	Close to average
2023/24	79%	62%	Above
2022/23	57%	60%	Close to average

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in teacher assessed writing

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	61%	59%	Close to average
2024/25	56%	59%	Close to average
2023/24	65%	58%	Close to average
2022/23	62%	58%	Close to average

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in maths

Year	This school	National average	Compared with national average
Latest 3 year average	64%	60%	Close to average
2024/25	59%	61%	Close to average
2023/24	71%	59%	Close to average
2022/23	64%	59%	Close to average

Disadvantaged pupils’ performance gap

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths

Year	This school	National non-disadvantaged score	School disadvantage gap
Latest 3 year average	46%	68%	-21 pp
2024/25	39%	69%	-30 pp
2023/24	50%	67%	-17 pp
2022/23	50%	66%	-16 pp

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading

Year	This school	National non-disadvantaged score	School disadvantage gap
Latest 3 year average	65%	80%	-15 pp
2024/25	61%	81%	-20 pp
2023/24	79%	80%	0 pp
2022/23	57%	78%	-21 pp

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in teacher assessed writing

Year	This school	National non-disadvantaged score	School disadvantage gap
Latest 3 year average	61%	78%	-17 pp
2024/25	56%	78%	-22 pp
2023/24	65%	78%	-13 pp
2022/23	62%	77%	-15 pp

Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in maths

Year	This school	National non-disadvantaged score	School disadvantage gap
Latest 3 year average	64%	80%	-16 pp
2024/25	59%	81%	-22 pp
2023/24	71%	79%	-9 pp
2022/23	64%	79%	-15 pp